CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 60: Special Guest Retired NYPD Missing Persons Squad Sergeant and Current P.I. John Ferriso

JOHN FERRISO

John Ferriso is a retired Sergeant New York City Police Department. He was a September 11^th, 2001, rescue and recovery worker and sergeant assigned to the Internal Affairs Bureau. His last assignment in the NYPD was Sergeant Missing Persons Squad, supervising an office of 20 detectives, with 7,000 cases per year. A short story published online detailing what he witnessed on September 11, 2001, In a New York minute, an officer’s eyewitness account of the events of September 11, 2001. He is  a published author of short stories. All in a day’s work: an officer accounts 20 years NYPD. One of his short stories titled “what if the police called all your contacts, what would they say about you” was published in Psychology Today. 

John is a member of Sisters in Crime, New York chapter. He networks with other mystery writers answering authors’ questions regarding the actual steps within a police investigation.     

John Ferriso is the owner of Ferris Investigation’s a New York private investigators company that specializes in missing person investigations. He utilizes his skills with nationwide non-profit organizations who investigate and re-examine missing person cold cases. He has been featured on podcasts where his cold case investigations are brought to the attention of new audiences.  

John received a master’s degree from American Public University, Ancient History.  

John has worked as Security Supervisor Empire State Building. He currently works in private security for a New York City Wall Street firm.

John Ferriso is a married father of two children residing in Queens NY.